What is the difference between were and where?

Answer 1

'Where' is referring to location, as in "Where are my books?" 'Were' is the past form of to be, as in "My books were on the table." Or Were could be a misspelling the contraction we're meaning "we are"

More examples:

1. Where is the Taj Mahal located?

2. They were studying at the library yesterday.

3. Where are we going to eat lunch?

4. There were a lot of people at the concert last week.

Answer 2

"Where" indicates a place, such as "Where are you?" or "That restaurant is where Timmy choked on a crab."

"Were," on the other hand, has to do with something that happened in the past, such as "We were working on homework" or "Were you really choking on a crab, Timmy?" Take note that Were is to be used with plural pronouns, like We and They. If you want to do something with a singular like I, He, etc, you'd use "was."

Answer 3

where means where are you going and were we were gonna go we're means we're going up dw